Milu Soothing Hydrogel Mask
This 2-piece hydrogel mask is a musthave to calm down and revitalize your skin. Perfect to restore your skin when it asks for help!
Causes?
Scars can appear all over our face and body as a result of acne, general cuts and bumps, as well as surgery
Types of
Scarring
Acne Scarring
- Ice Pick scars – This is the most common type of acne scarring, which resembles deep pits or potholes in the skin.
- Boxcar scars – Similar to your childhood chickenpox scars, these are usually found on the temple/cheek areas
- Rolling scars – Waves are best kept in the ocean, not on your skin. These scars give your skin a wave-like appearance.
Other Scars
- Hypertrophic scars – These are scars that heal in a lump or bump. They can be thicker or raised scars, which are called keloid scars.
- Stretch Marks – Red or silver tiger-like stripes on the body, usually appearing in areas of sudden growth as a result of fluctuations in weight and pregnancy. So remember to prevent stretch marks, don’t go through puberty, gain weight or get pregnant! #Stay12Forever
- Surgical scarring – scars from surgery or life’s little mishaps.
Now for the answers...
Treating Scars
Continuous treatment will help to gradually reduce the appearance of scarring. With each session, the boundaries of the original scarring can reduce in length, width, and depth. Scar treatments include laser therapy, micro-needling, use of growth factors and chemical peels.
